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Caaleroga Shark Media. Good morning, I'm Red Carter. Thursday, October
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twenty third, twenty twenty five. Three trials moving through the
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system today. Let me tell you where we are, New Hampshire,
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Day three in the Dustin Durham murder trial, prosecutors say
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the marine veteran shot his girlfriend, Caitlin Nafzinger out of
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anger when she refused to leave his apartment in February
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twenty twenty four, then fled with their two daughters, triggering
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an Amber alert. Defense says he was protecting his child
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from being held hostage self defense versus second degree murder.
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California Mike Trout took the stand in a civil trial
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over whether the La Angels should be held responsible for
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communications director Eric Kaye giving pitcher Tyler Skaggs a fentanyl
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laced pill that killed him in two thousdy nineteen three.
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Time MVP testified he loved Skags like a brother, saw
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no signs of drug use, but said kay was clearly
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using something. Widow wants one hundred eighteen million dollars and Massachusetts.
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Closing arguments wrapped yesterday in the retrial of Irish firefighter
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Terence Crosby, charged with raping a woman in a Boston
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hotel during Saint Patrick's Day celebrations. Last year. First trial
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ended in mistrial after jury deadlocked. Now twelve new jurors
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are deciding his fate. Verdict watch begins. I'm Red Carter.
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Today trials in three states, self defense claims, celebrity testimony,
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and a jury weighing rape allegations for the second time.
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This is celebrity trials. Let's start in New Hampshire, Manchester
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Hillsborough County Superior Court, Day three of testimony in state
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versus Dustin Durham, February twenty ninth, two thousand, twenty four
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leap year, Berlin, New Hampshire, small mill town near the
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Canadian border, population nine thousand. Dustin Durhan, thirty eight years old,
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lives in an apartment with his girlfriend, Caitlin Nafzger, thirty one,
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and their two daughters, ages four and one. That night,
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something happened one gunshot. Caitlyn died instantly bullet to the head.
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Dustin loaded both girls into his twenty seventeen white Subaru
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and drove one hundred seventy miles south. By morning, Caitlin's
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body was discovered amber alert issued two children, missing, father,
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armed and dangerous. The subaru was spotted at an Applebee's
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parking lot in Keene, New Hampshire. Carolyn Campbell, former Las
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Vegas police dispatcher, was driving to her daughter's house when
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the Amber alert woke her phone. Minutes later, she saw
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the white Subaru. Called nine one one followed the vehicle
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whilst saying on the line with dispatchers, here comes the
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white Subaru. She told them that's it, that's the car.
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Police arrived, guns drawn, body camera's rolling ordered Duran to
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open the door with one hand. He complied. Both daughters
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found unharmed in the back seat. Duran arrested without incident. Now,
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nineteen months later, he's on trial for second degree murder,
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reckless conduct with a deadly weapon, and child endangerment. The
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question why did he shoot Caitlin prosecution's theory anger and control.
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Senior Assistant Attorney General Joshua Spiker told the jury this
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is a case about rage. Dustin demanded Caitlin leave the apartment.
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She refused. He ripped one of their daughters from Caitlyn's
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arms and shot her, execution silencing her forever because she
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wouldn't obey defense theory, self defense and child rescue attorney
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Hannah Cake He told the jury Caitlin was holding their
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daughter hostage. The child was crying, being used as a
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human shield. Dustin, a marine veteran with PTSD, responded to
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a threat, shot Caitlin wants to save his daughter. Tragedy
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not crime. Two completely different narratives, same evidence, same witnesses,
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opposite conclusions. Day one, Dustin's father, Mark Duren, testified he
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received a call from his wife in Minnesota. She'd heard
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from Dustin that Caitlyn had been shot. Mark immediately called
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Berlin Police Department. His son needed help. Mark also testified
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he'd given Dustin a Bretta nine millimeter handgun when Mark
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retired from the Sheriff's office. That's the gun that killed Caitlin.
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Jury saw crime scene photos, Caitlin's body in the apartment,
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blood evidence, the layout of the room where she fell
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where she died. Day two, Tuesday, the woman who spotted
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Durn's car during the Amber alert testified. Carolin Campbell described
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following the Subaru to the Applebee's parking lot, staying on
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the phone with nine to one one making sure police
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could locate him. Jury watched body camera footage of the
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arrest officers approaching the vehicle, Duran cooperative, opening the door
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as instructed, Both girls secured safe. Then the evidence got technical.
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New Hampshire State Police intelligence analyst Tracy Flaherty testified about
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cell phone data showed Duran's movements after the shooting. Drove
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south immediately no stops, straight to Keene, one hundred seventy
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miles in the middle of the night, with two toddlers
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in the back seat. State Police trooper Nicholas Post processed
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Durhans Subaru. Found children's clothing, a pillow, blanket, fruit cups,
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adult pajama pants, a diary, paper towels, water bottle, cleaning wipes,
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desktop computer tower, the barretta handgun with magazine, and a
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spent nine millimeter cartridge. Firearm examiner Jill Theo tested the baretta,
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confirmed the bullet that killed Caitlin was fired from that gun.
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Also confirmed the weapon was not susceptible to jar off discharge,
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meaning it couldn't accidentally fire if dropped or jostled. Dustin
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had to pull the trigger intentionally. Day three brought more
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forensic evidence, more testimony, building the state's case that this
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was murder not self defense. Here's the defense problem. Dustin
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admitted shooting Caitlin. His attorneys tried to block his police
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interview from evidence, arguing it would prejudice the jury. Judge
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allowed it. In that interview, Dustin allegedly admitted to killing her.
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So the facts aren't in dispute. Dustin shot Caitlin. Question
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is why and whether that why justifies the killing. Defense
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says yes, Caitlin was holding their daughter hostage, creating a
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dangerous situation. Dustin, trained as a marine, reacted to neutralize
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the threat. One shot, sent her mass to protect his child.
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But here's what undermines that claim. Dustin fled, drove one
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hundred seventy miles, didn't call nine one one, didn't call
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his father until later, didn't stay at the scene, didn't
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render aid, didn't explain to police what happened, just packed
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up both kids and ran. If it was truly self defense,
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if his daughter was genuinely in danger and he saved
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her life, why run? Why trigger an amber alert? Why
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make police think you kidnapped your own children. Self defense
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means you feared imminent harm, you used reasonable force to
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stop that harm, and you immediately reported to authorities. You
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don't flee one hundred seventy miles with the kids and
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get arrested at an Applebee's the next day. Prosecution argues
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Dustin's actions after the shooting prove consciousness of guilt. He
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knew he'd murdered Caitlin, knew he'd face consequences, so he ran,
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took the girls to prevent them from being taken by
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child services, tried to disappear. Defense argues Dustin was in shock,
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PTSD kicked in, he panicked, made bad decisions in the aftermath,
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but the initial shooting was justified. Jury will have to
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decide which version they believe. Trial expected to last another week.
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Both sides will present more evidence, more witnesses, more expert
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testimony about PTSD, domestic violence, dynamics, self defense law. Then
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it goes to the jury, twelve people deciding whether Dustin
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Duran is a murderer or a father who made a
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terrible choice to save his daughter. Caitlin Nafzger was thirty
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one years old, mother of two daughter, sister friend, shot
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once in the head on a February night. She should
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be raising her daughters, watching them grow, building a life.
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Rest in peace, Caitlin. We'll be right back with Mike
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Trout's testimony about his late teammate Tyler Skaggs and the
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civil trial asking whether the Angels enabled the communications director
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who supplied the fatal fentanyl pill. Welcome back to celebrity trials.
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I'm reed, Carter Santa Anna, California Federal Court civil trial,
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wrongful death lawsuit Tyler Skag's widow and parents versus the
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Los Angeles Angels. Tyler Skaggs, twenty seven years old, left
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handed pitcher Angels, starting rotation since twenty sixteen. July one,
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twenty nineteen, found dead in a hotel room in South Lake, Texas,
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a Dallas suburb. Angels were supposed to open a four
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game series against the Texas Rangers. Instead, they found their
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teammate cold and unresponsive. Coroner's report, choked to death on
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his own vomit, toxic mix of alcohol, fentanyl, and oxy
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codone in his system. Accidental overdose, Except it wasn't random
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pills from a street dealer. The fentinyl came from Eric Kay,
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the Angels communications director, counterfeit oxy codone laced with fentinyl.
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Kay was convicted in twenty twenty two. Federal criminal trial
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in Texas, five MLB players testified they'd received oxy codone
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from K between twenty seventeen and twenty nineteen. Kay sentenced
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to twenty two years in federal prison. Now the family
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wants justice from the team, arguing the Angels made reckless
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decisions that gave k access to players while he was
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addicted to drugs and dealing them, that the organization knew
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or should have known, that they enabled a predator who
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killed Tyler Skaggs. Angels defense Skags was drinking heavily, his
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actions occurred on his own time, in the privacy of
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his hotel room. Team not responsible for personal choices. Players
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make off the field family seeking one hundred eighteen million
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dollars lost earnings, pain and suffering ve damages. Tuesday, Mike
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Trout took the stand. Three time American League MVP hit
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his four hundredth career home run this year. One of
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the greatest players of this generation and Tyler Skagg's friend,
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Trout testified he loved Skags like a brother. They roomed
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together as rookies in Iowa. Both drafted out of high
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school in two thousand and nine. Trout from New Jersey
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Skags from California, came up through the system together, played
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for the Angels together. Skags was funny, outgoing, fun to
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be around. Trout told the jury carried a boombox, teams DJ,
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kept the clubhouse loose. Trout said he never saw signs
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of drug use from Skags, no red flags, no behavior changes,
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nothing that made him think his teammate was using opioids.
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Skags hit it well, or maybe Trout just didn't know
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what to look for. But Trout did see signs from
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Eric Kaye. Trout testified Kay was good at his job,
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getting players to give interviews, guiding them on which questions
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might be asked, handling media relations, but something was off.
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At one point, a clubhouse attendant suggested the players should
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stop paying Ky for stunts he was pulling, taking a
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fastball to the leg, shaving off his eyebrows, eating a
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pimple off Trout's back, bizarre behavior, concern the money might
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be used for a bad purpose. Trout said he'd seen
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Kay acting wired, sweating. The first thing that came to
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mind was drugs. Trout told the court it was clear
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Kay was using something. Trout just didn't know what. So
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Trout approached him, told Kay if he needed anything to
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let him know, offered help. Kay apparently didn't take it.
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This is the crux of the family's case. The Angels
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knew Eric Kaye had a drug problem, Players knew, staff knew,
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management should have known, but the team did nothing. Kept
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Kay in his position, gave him access to players, let
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him travel with the team, enabled his addiction and his dealing.
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Kay wasn't just using, he was supplying. Five players testified
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in his criminal trial admitted getting pills from k creating
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a pipeline of drugs flowing through the Angels organization, and
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on July first, twenty nineteen, that pipeline killed Tyler Skaggs.
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The defense argues Skags was an adult, made his own choices,
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asked Kay for the pill, took it, voluntarily mixed it
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with alcohol. The team can't be held responsible for every
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decision a player makes in private, but the family argues
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the Angels created the environment. Knew Ka was addicted, knew
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he had access to players, knew something was wrong, did nothing,
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and that negligence cost Tyler Skaggs his life. After Skaggs's death,
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MLB and the Players Association reached a deal started testing
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for opioids, referring players who test positive to treatment. Too
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late for Tyler, but maybe saves the next one. Other
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players expected to testify Form's pitcher weighed Miley currently with
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the Cincinnati Reds, Others who saw Kay's behavior, who knew
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something was wrong. Trial expected to last weeks. Jury will
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decide did the Angel's organization fail Tyler Skaggs, Did they
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enable Eric Kay? Are they liable for his death? One
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hundred and eighteen million dollars. That's what the family says.
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Tyler's life was worth, his future earnings, his pain and
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suffering in those final moments, the punitive damages to punish
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the organization for failing him. No amount of money brings
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Tyler back, but it sends a message. Teams are responsible
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for the safety of their players. Can't turn a blind
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eye when someone in the organization is dealing drugs, can't
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pretend everything's fine when players are dying. Tyler Skaggs was
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twenty seven years old, left handed pitcher, regular in the
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Angel's rotation, struggled with injuries but kept fighting. Should be
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pitching today, should be mentoring younger players. Should be alive,
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rest in peace. Tyler coming up irish firefighter Terence Crosby
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awaits his second jury's verdict on rape charges. Did he
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rape a sleeping woman in a Boston hotel? Or is
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this a case of mistaken identity and alcoholic memory loss?
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Jury now deliberating, Welcome back to celebrity trials. I'm reed Carter, Boston, Massachusetts,
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Suffolk Superior Court retrial State versus Terence Crosby. Terence Crosby,
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thirty eight years old Dublin firefighter, traveled to Boston in
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March twenty twenty four with fellow members of Dublin Fire
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Brigade here for the Saint Patrick's Day Parade, ten Irish
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firefighters celebrating their heritage marching through South Boston. Except Crosby
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never made the parade because on March fifteenth, twenty twenty four,
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early morning, he was arrested at Logan International Airport boarding
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a plane back to Dublin, charged with rape. Been in
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custody ever since nineteen months in Nashville Street Jail. First
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trial in June twenty twenty five. Jury deliberated twenty two
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hours over four days, couldn't reach a verdict. Mistrial declared
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eight men, four women deadlocked. Retrial started October sixteenth, new jury,
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same evidence, same witnesses, same question. Did Terence Crosby rape
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a twenty nine year old attorney in the Omni Parker
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House Hotel. Here's what happened, according to the evidence. March fourteenth,
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twenty twenty four, night before Saint Patrick's Day, the Black Rose,
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an Irish pub in Boston, packed live music, Dublin firefighters
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in their brigade shirts, drinking, dancing, celebrating the alleged victim.
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A twenty nine year old Boston attorney was there with
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co workers, been drinking since early afternoon work event, then restaurant,
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then the Black Row. Around nine pm, she met Liam O'Brien,